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- Intune policy to BLOCK USB PORTS - social. technet. microsoft. com
I need to block the usb port for the Windows 10 PC managed via Intune MDM How to perform this ? Intune MDM has following policy , enabled all these policies:
- Some of the Intune features are missing - social. technet. microsoft. com
That's odd, because a few weeks ago I opened a new Intune tenant and before I enrolled one machine - I had all the options on my admin page : I will enroll and check it if has changed
- Admin backdoor for Intune Adnroid device in Kiosk mode
I user Intune Kiosk mode to lock down a few Android devices so people can't muck about with things But each time if I need to make a change or do some troubleshooting work on one of the devices, I have to un-enroll it from Intune and re-enroll it when finished
- Intune in different domains - social. technet. microsoft. com
We have Intune license for abc com domain but no SCCM infra in it We have SCCM infra in other domain xyz com Both domains have trust between them Is it possible to configure Intune in xyz com SCCM and users from abc com domain can use it If yes what would be the steps Monday, February 1, 2016 10:35 AM
- Apps in company portal not showing for second user
Microsoft Endpoint Manager Admin Center Choose Devices > All devices > choose a device > Properties, see if there is any primary user If the primary has been assigned, the apps in Company Portal are only available for the primary user If you would like to set app to second user, you need to change a device's primary user by following action
- Machines not populating in InTune - social. technet. microsoft. com
Technical87 - customer checked that on 4 machines, 2 enrolled in InTune, and 2 not, all but one show a single entry for the domain The one that does not shows an MS Office account, but interestingly it isn't the custom domain email (i e mydomain com) but the onmicrosoft com domain
- Only manage specific devices - social. technet. microsoft. com
In Intune, you can set up the enrollment restriction, which enables to restrict the platform for Windows devices only More details about enrollment restrictions, please refer to the following documentation
- Intune - slow update - social. technet. microsoft. com
2 In Intune portal, go to Devices - All devices, check out the status of COMPLIANCE for the device 3 In Intune portal, go to Device compliance - Policies, choose the policy, and check out the device status at the MONITOR column By the way, which compliance policy did you configured for the iOS device?
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